mikejrice's 30 Gallon Innovative Marine Nuvo Reef
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That's pretty close. Are you doing so to achieve a certain coverage or PAR reading? I'm new to the controller world and I thought LPS are easy and hardy enough to avoid the need of dosing pump and control. Any comment on that? Also, need your advice on phosphate control..., how are you doing it? Thanks!
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I tinkered with it in the beginning and that just turned out to be the best position over the tank.
There's a pretty wide range of care requirements when it comes to LPS corals. Some like lobophyllia, candy canes, euphyllia, and a few others can be kept pretty easily with simple water changes, but there are others like chalice, scolymia, acanthophyllia that do much better with more constant water parameters that can really only be had through dosing.
I run a refugium on this tank, but other than that, I don't do anything to counter Phosphate or Nitrate.
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There's a pretty wide range of care requirements when it comes to LPS corals. Some like lobophyllia, candy canes, euphyllia, and a few others can be kept pretty easily with simple water changes, but there are others like chalice, scolymia, acanthophyllia that do much better with more constant water parameters that can really only be had through dosing.
I run a refugium on this tank, but other than that, I don't do anything to counter Phosphate or Nitrate.
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They are smaller than the regular scolys and showing more lines near around the center.
Here is an article on them.
https://reefbuilders.com/2011/09/15/mini-scolie-west-australia/
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Here is an article on them.
https://reefbuilders.com/2011/09/15/mini-scolie-west-australia/
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